Friday, April 30, 2010

Superfan Rankings Update: Jumps

MENHigh JumpThe three medalists at the World Indoor Championships are in the three leaders, and in the same order.1. Ivan Ukhov2. Yaroslav Rybakov3. Dusty Jonas4. Jesse Williams5. Samson Oni6. Aleksey Dmitrik7. Kyriakos Ioannou8. Kabelo Kgosiemang9. Aleksandr Shustov10. Sergey Mudrov

Pole VaultAgain, the three medalists at the World Indoor Championships are in the three leaders, and in the same order.1. Steven Hooker2. Malte Mohr3. Alexander Straub4. Renaud Lavillenie5. Konstantinos Filippidis6. Steven Lewis6. Derek Miles8. Przemyslaw Czerwinski8. Dmitriy Starodubtsev10. Kevin Rans

Long JumpThe indoor season did not feature most of the world’s top jumpers, so its importance is muted a bit and Dwight Phillips remains atop the rankings. World Indoor champ Lapierre has started of very strong and sits at #2.1. Dwight Phillips2. Fabrice Lapierre3. Irving Saladino4. Godfrey Khotso Mokoena5. Sebastian Bayer6. Salim Sdiri7. Mitchell Watt8. Yahya Berrabah9. Greg Rutherford10. Ndiss Kaba Badji

Triple JumpTamgho set a World Indoor Record in winning his World Indoor gold medal. The top five are in the same order as at those championships.1. Teddy Tamgho2. Yoandris Betanzos3. Arnie David Girat4. Christian Olsson5. Fabrizio Donato5. Alexis Copello7. Jadel Gregório8. Colombo Fofana9. Phillips Idowu10. Dmitrij Valukevic

Pole VaultThe top four places mimic the final results from the World Indoor championships except for Rogowska and Feofanova, as the Pole was slightly more consistent over the indoor season than the Russian. #4 Isinbayeva is going to take a competition hiatus, but it will take a while for her ranking to drop.1. Fabiana de Almeida Murer2. Anna Rogowska3. Svetlana Feofanova4. Yelena Isinbayeva5. Tatyana Polnova6. Yuliya Golubchikova7. Jirina Ptácníková8. Lacy Janson9. Silke Spiegelburg10. Monika Pyrek